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Half Life
Resources
historical- A Radioactive Substance Emitted from Thorium Compounds. Ernest Rutherford. Philosophical Magazine. Vol. 49, No. 5 (January 1900): 1–14.
- Catlog of Known and Putative Nuclear Explosions from Unclassified Sources, James E. Lawson Jr, Oklahoma Geological Survey
- radioisotopic dating
- c14dating.com, Radiocarbon Web Info
- Carbon Dating Service, best new Canadian band name of 2006
- Carbon dating works for cells: Radioactive fallout from nuclear tests serves as measuring stick. Roxanne Khamsi. Nature. (14 July 2005). doi:10.1038/news050711-12.
- Der Tod startet die Stoppuhr <webmuseen.de>. Source of the phrase "Death starts the stopwatch." This webpage has gone 404, but the phrase lives on. The global plagiarism vortex that is the Internet keeps it alive.
- radiocarbon.org, University of Arizona
- Short-Lived Isotopic Chronometers, US Geological Survey (FS–73–98)
- Radiocarbon Concentration in Modern Wood. Hans E. Suess. Science. Vol. 122, No. 3166 (2 September 1955): 415–417.
- rtg (radioisotope thermal generators) including snap (space nuclear auxiliary power)
- Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space [mirror]
- Carl Grossmann
- Disgrace Into Space. The Ecologist. (March 2001).
- Plutonium in Space (Again!) Covert Action Quarterly. No. 73 (Summer 2002).
- Nukes–in–Space in Columbia's Wake. Z Magazine. Vol. 16 No. 4 (April 2003). [mirror] [mirror]
- NASM—Apollo to the Moon—SNAP–27, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution
- Space Radioisotope Power Systems, Office of Nuclear Energy, Science & Technology, US Department of Energy, April 2002
